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What is the function of synthetic brake fluid?

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DelGriffin

07/29/25 11:34am

Brake fluid is also known as hydraulic brake oil. Synthetic brake fluid is primarily composed of rubber swelling inhibitors, polyethers, water-soluble polyesters, silicone oil, lubricants, and additives. Its maximum boiling point can exceed 200°C. The most commonly used types of synthetic brake fluid are glycol-ether based and ester based. Precautions for using synthetic brake fluid: 1. Timely replacement: After being used for a period of time, synthetic brake fluid may absorb moisture, leading to a decrease in boiling point, contamination, and varying degrees of oxidation and deterioration. Therefore, its quality and performance should be checked regularly based on climate, environmental conditions, seasonal changes, and working conditions, and it should be replaced promptly. Under normal working conditions, brake fluid should be replaced every one to two years or after 50,000 to 60,000 kilometers. 2. Do not mix: When replacing brake fluid, it is important not to mix different brands, manufacturers, or grades of brake fluid. If another type of brake fluid is to be used, the original brake fluid must be completely cleaned out first. This is to prevent adverse reactions between different brake fluids, which could cause damage to the braking system.

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